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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-12-01
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

In the Chancery Court at Jonesboro,
Washington County, Tennessee.
NJ. II. p. Panhorst VS.. A i. Brockway,
ct al.
In this case it appearing from the allie
cations of co%mplainants' bill which is
sworn to, that the defendants A. L. Brock
way and wife Mary Eliza Brockway, II.
E. Dodge and wife Anna Rebecca Dodge,
Ella Piper, A. B. Simpson and D. S.
Simpson are non. residents of the State of
Tennessee 1t is ordered by me that pub.
LEGATION be made for four successive
weeks as required by law, in the Herald
and Tribune a newspaper published in
said county, notifying said non. residents
defendants TO appear. before our said
chancery court at a court to be holden
at the court house in Jonesboro on the
fourth Monday of November, 1887, to.wit:
on Monday of the second week of the term,
being the 9th day of December, 1887, and
a rule day of said court, and make de-
Tense to said bill or the allegations there
of will be taken for confessed and this
cause set for hearing ex parte as to them.
This November 9th, 1887.
A. B. BOWMAN, G & M.
BY W. F. YOUNG. D. G. & NJ.
nov10w4
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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-16
a TRRIPTVG COLONY.

While little is being slid about it, there
IL movement under way which is grad
uallY flIipg up the vacant lsnds of Greer
C unity. Though of recent organization,
there are already S92 families on the
ground and esch family has taken $50
acres OF land in order to be within the
laws of Texas, or of the U tied States, as
The case may be, when 1t is fuslly settled.
Nsv.joe was the name of the town locs-
Ted ct the outset, and around this the
home seekers clustered as compac'ly as
possible. A postt flee, school and church
nouse were established and everything
started e promsipgly. There were no
capitalists or spectators; the people
merely Joined together and moved
on 10 the waste lands and built
themselves homes. colony was organ
lied, a certificate Of membership In which
entitled the holder to special rates on
railroads and in hotels along the estah-
Ii he'd route, and also to an interest in the
colony town, SO that when property in
the central OF trading place was enhanced
10 value by the segregation Of incoming
members and the cree ion of buildings,
all members Of the colony could erjoy the
benefi of such increase alike. The COL
onists are from Central Texas, most ger
erslly, and are good class Of people II
the titles to the lands can be perfected
md permanently quieted, this section of
country will soon fill up with egricultur-
SITS ard the csttlemen will be driven
nto the Nation, or to stock-fsrming in
stead of rAnching.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-16
BUrLEK'S PATRIOTISM.

An American CoioDe, rs Good Enough for
BcBi mu.
NEW YORK, Dc Daniel Butterfleld
recently wrote to General Butler, asking
If he would approve of the selection Of
the Comte de Paris to deliver the address
on the occasion Ct the reunion of "the
Army of the Jsmes," to be held next
June ct Gettysburg. General Butler re-
piled as follows: 81 am too Americ 81
and hope too much soldier of the war
# the rebellion TO invite a Frenchmsn
VINO, because he was Prince, was per-
N tied to play soldier r his own
aggrnndiz .ment on the stsf of a COM
maodipg general in that war, and who, as
such I'll ;er, wss st one time at the head
Il that generals bureau of Information
and for want of knowledge of the peculi-
aritles of our people and the idioms OF
the language, did his commander, as
hsppen TO know, great mischief, to SPEAK
for the armies IF The United S ates OF the
reunion at Gettysburg. would rather
agree to any fi;er Of the rank Of colonel
or shove who served in this war to be
such representative of our soldiers.
[Signed] BENZ. F. BUTLER.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-16
LOOKING SERIOUS.
This Pres pc- f ANN .m,a In the Or.
dhiurd F0uu Of VI an.
It's De ectton Publicly ahmeO BIZ the Ohio
Stnu- Eunu @. M mi.sioner,

This Pres nc- f Amm.n In the Or.
dsiurd F,'ua Of Man.
les De ctton Publicly a,m-o BIZ the Ohio
otnu- E"nu O.m n,ss,oner.
Cincinnati; Enqul err
"The Oaio State D.ir. and Food Com.
missioner, General S. Il. Hdrs', bas mad
cubic Hrcnl,r NJ. S, me results OF III
Commissions investigation OF baking
powder. Tnis commission wss 'rmed
by the Legisla ure, with instructions u
make an examination Of the food supply
of the state, aid to give report ct sue
examination TO the public. Toe exsmipa'
ton Of the b4king powders was made b,
Professor Il A. Weber, state chemist,
and, relating as il does 10 al article OF
daily use in the food of almost every one,
is of particular interest"
The startling TACT is brought out by tn
report that the "Rovsi'' BAKING powder
contains carbonate If ammot ia-a power,
fol hut unclesn gas generating subs'apc'
originally dsgiveoifrom animal irement
II is but fairtO say tDst the pmmlsslon-
ers f'uud DryPr c.'s Cream B king Pow
der free frOmfahis poisonous drug and
that it IS recommended by government
chemists, the besas Of thesereat universe
les and public flood snalysia as th'
purest, strongest andsmost heslthiul, foI
general family usesI
As health is paramount to all other
cousid' rations VT would advise ell house
keepers, for tie det4aMon OF concealed
Ammonia and1tber deIeteIious drugs a.
we'll as to d@ ermine the4purity of an
8 king Powder, to make thfssimpIe test:
Nix In tiue cup a heaplns stesspo' n
full Of the powder with two teaspoon
fuls Of cold water, place it over Tn
fire, stirring constantly and allow it to
b III, then smell. II sdultersted, that no
speakable odor proving the source OF
Ammonia will be plainly detected. Tn
presence of ANN mia in most cases n
dicates that Alum is used, as nearly q
the Alum Of com nerce contains ammonia
Pore Bsging Powder will not give tht
taintest Ammoniacsl odor.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-16
The Sugar rust,
st. Louis Globe ocrat.


The sugar trust, 1t is reported, has gone
into ectusl operation. The buying out
and closing of sm,ll ref1neries hss b gun,
and it is reasonable to suppose that the
business will soon be in few and strong
hands. The sugar market is ST :m'' Just
now, with the probability that 1t will be
q mer a month or two hence. It Is per-
haps well that this "comoine" has gone
TO work now rather than six months
later. Congress will soon be in session,
aud il the gentlemen at the head of the
scheme push prices up, as they sre tx.
pected to do, legislation will be invoke i
% stamp out the conspiracy. A big con-
rest between thu 'rusts and the people is
inevitable. II 5000 or 1000 Individuals
are more powerful than 81 100000, the
C uutry would like to know that fact
NOW.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-16
TEXAS FRIDAY DECEMBER IS

known to CARDINAL Mezz fsnti. Bu
A has no right to nix MINIS Il
dogg. dIy in one spot, sud to com
pei pedestrians to griad themselves
az .inst the wall, Or to step into the mpo,
iu order to get past him. II be does
Policeman X Will request him % "movr
or" and IL case Of r, iusai WILL move him
to the nearest police s'atiOa. Ii this may
De done in order to reCtiiy the slight in
convenience wpich a single person may
IN this way occssl n, the same thirg may
surely be done wnen some thOu-ands o.
. rscns are in qnesuOn. Toe ri9hr OF
dispensing pu oIic meeting in 2 thorough
fare is simply part the police right OF
com pelling people to move on when they
are In the nay OF other people.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-16
OPEN LETTER 70 GOV. HUGHES.
A Reward Of $4,000 VII, Put Stop to Train
K bDtDg
Written for The Gazette.

Reward OF $1,000 VIII Put q Stop TO Train
K botng
Written for The Gazette.
FORT Worth. Ten. Dec. II, 1857.
G vsrror Hughes, Little Rock, Ark:
DEAR SIR-Itis mentioned in cur morn
ing papers that the train robbers have
made their appearance a. Genoa in your
sta e. We had au epidemi: of them IN
Texas, commencing 10 January of this
year aad continuing 10 sbout November /.
10 regard to the treatment Of aBy cpl
demic disease, social, p litical or phvsi-
csl, theories, Of course, are very good in
the absence of absolute specific remedies
that have been fully estanrshe d by ex-
perience. We Of Texas have had the
experience. The specific is one ounce
doses of plumbum, to be given to each
train robber hs perdermi callv, with one Of
the latest improved gunpowder machines.
Is ls important that the charge of gun
powder should be SO great Is not only 10
Cause the medicine to penetrate the
skin, but to pass entirely through
the body. There is serious
difficulty attending the treatment, and
that is to get some one to perform the
np ration upon the train robbers The
10 west price at which our Governor e SIS,
sfer much adv rtisipg, cota get any one
to perform the operation was r. ward of
$1,000; but it was Glow work on SC
count of the Danger to which the operator
was exposed while performing the opera
ton. $4,000 reward, We think, would be
fair REMUNERATION to induce a man with
nerve and skill to do the work, and the
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-16
Virginia Genera, Assembly,

RICHMOND Va, Dec 10 -rGe GorersI
As emoiy yesterday elected the Dsm =
crs'lc caucus nominees for state Il IS
Inc election Of Unitpd States Senator
will take pisce on The 20th, when J1hn S
Is roour will be elected. A resolution
was offered in the Senate for / int
committee to consider additional lesisIs
on on the pubic deb. Intre n use
Mr. Wsddell, Republican, fired ! int
resolution cslliog on Virginia Il present
,tVes in Congress to oppose sly meas
ures looking to the REDUCTION of sg.
tariff IS proposed in President Glove
lands message. The House by >tlic
party vote r, fused the suSpendirure Of
the rules so SIS TO put the resolution OF
l's passage and it vas referred to L con-
mittee.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-16
TO Bresk Up 1abl's Cold.

Clsri.sa Potter IN Good He aeekeeping.
When fad baby has tskrn cold, not
80 feverish ard sick SIS 10 require pack
lag, wnlca one breads to do b Cause Of
the increase danger resulting from apy
~xonsure afterWhrd, but smart cold il
lis first stages, with red eyes and running
nose and stuff head, l take the lltt!.
one In my lap several times through TN
day aod .gsiu at b-drime, and, removing
boots and stockings, rub the little feet
soles snd top and snkles-wlth swee.
III or goose oil, aid then hat them long
ana well before az open fire till the Skin
will absorb no more oil.
Then | rub the little barred back from
neck to hips, espeCis ly along the soiut-,
With il also, shield ng bsby's b OK from
colo drafts snd letting the warm RAYS az
dre light heat il just right, chafiog and
thoroughly heating ill the skin will ab-
soro no more oil.
Wrapped IL Il ,nuel and tucked away i.
her warm nest for the night. baby Of .,
wakes in the morning win but little trac
of her cold.
Ii there Is hOsrseDess 10 connection with
other symptoms Of al Obc0ming cold. fof
8 simple remedy like to give babY boil
ed molssses, with s bit Of butter, or
sweet oil, or heD's oil, IN It, or few
table spoonfu!s Of onion syrup made o.
sliced onioos and Drown sugar, whic
oelps sOothe the Throat and clear The
CARVING awsy, perhaps, the 81
source OF the cold.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-16
Against the telegraph Job,

GallaWay lMo,) U aZette,
Every one will remember the difficulty
of obtaining correct news in 1875, when
government Off ;isls in some instances
were successful in their IF ,rfs to prevent
news baing cent to the country before the
returns could BE- doctored, aud we have
not forgotten that in 1884 the Western
UHion Officials in Nv York were bull
dog ID by fear Of mob violence into max
ing public the Information that Clev. land
had carried that STATE, whereupon the
Democrats of the country held their grand
ratification as q mesus of giving
notice that no more 1876 manipulations
would be tolerated For many years, 10
fact ever since its exi-tencs, the I. leersph
has been monopoly; ard yet history
Slows that for every series of years the
price has decreased, and with every de-
crease in price the increase IN business
has brought the stockholders an increase
of pr fit. Capital is too eager for profit
tn allow one company to monopol za
business that makes IL rapidly rich, and
whenever Jay G 'uld's company SHOWS
target dividends. hundreds of millions of
dollars will be ready for investment in
rival lines.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-16
A FREAK OF NATURE.
John Man,fi -id MayviIl-, an fufsn Weigh
iLgOne aod Il dhif eouUda,
Wakefield Mass Special.


Wakefield (M4ss) Special.
john Man fl .lh Mayvllle j. the name OF
the most IT m ,rkable DGV Ct the u, ar. H.
is ten days old and weighs only pound
and hat When he WAS born he weigbe 1
ODly eight ounces. The skeleton is er
fec ly snap. d, and more Symmetrical
child never wss born. The head is wi
formed, and the skin over the tiny r IN an
nose laps over the bone to & point almosi
az sharp as knife blaze.
Where the frontal and parietal bones
j lin there is a marked protub rance, and,
although this is usually notice
able In infants, in this par
'iculsr case it is particularly
marked. The lower extremities have sn
their bones as perf. ly as any child, bur
here is only SKIN on them. The eye of
this infant is no larger than pea; every
rib Can be seen as plainly as though no
uticle covered 1t At all; the lack of fish
is po'iceable on the Leg aud arms, waere
tn. ] 'lnts III Nv out in contrast with the
smaller and rounder bones and are COW
cred with q thick layer Of flesh. The
little body is SO frail and puNy
that it must be b.thed in oil,
and this gives the scslty cover
ing OF hair on the Sc lip glossy sp
pearance. hn Man.f Id, however, is
doing well, and hss 8 marvellous appetite.
He is the tenth Child OF his parents, and
las several big brothers.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-16
Ehe Splendor of Dress

And the art fetal fec OF cosmetics, 70
matter how deity sppled, csn make nev' r
beautiful or attrsc i've one who is subj ct
'o.ern eistinn, nervous debility, or any
tafm OF female weakneese These must be
sreacbsa by inward applfcation, snd not by
outward cite hn 8 at rcsncesIm emu and
tne ladles m .ystske hope from thss fac
thst:shou snsf of theirxisters hsvs mad.
themselves more rsdfsnf ! AID beaa5fnl by
the use of Dr.. @Pnfee's "Fsvortte* Rfe4
>cription" than they could ever hope 70
do by the aid Of the appliances OF the
t)ilet.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-16
Iuf-rpaI st.chin. h, Mail.

TOPEKA, KAN, DEC. s-U tied States
Marshal Jones received By mail last
tv-ning G small tin box. Eff prts were
made TO open it succ-s.ivelH
by Colonel Jones, kt-G9ver-
nor Click sud Depu y m srshal
Shsiril. L. was flnsllY tsRen doWHfto the
base ent the government buildi9g a. d
when opened, the C Intents Were ipaad t.
be nitro glycrrine in quantity Sufficient
TO have 6Io blow p ~ the a9eiae snas l,e
'se bis S4 nS ~.s wf e.1 ses fss
publican, dated Decem5er 6.ssThepost-
mark was llegible. ~ y
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-16

as tfficers are scouricg he uetry. TIE
PASSENGERS were not mOested.
NOT CAPTURED.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark Dec l0-Late
developments sno" inst 40 atlemp. va
made 10 rob the passenger coaches. AZ
O'Clock this morning one Of
ne pursuing psrty came up
with fugIjiveS believed to b.
he robbers and running fiLht follO8e d
the posse firing to when there was on
occasional reply. Late tonight no cap
lures mad been Made, bu5 the Cffic-r7
were after the ROBBERS with b!oodhounds.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-16
Chs R0KEE COUACIL.
Chief Mayes Hns Issoed Proclamation
for Sp cal Session

Chief Mayes HBs Issoed q Proclamation
for IA Sp cas- s.ssinD.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, D C. IL The latest
reports about Cherokee IcdiSn affairs
ere that United Safes Indian Agent
Owens, sccompaDI'd by Lieu's nsnt
Thomas knight snd Sergeant Blue Jacker
Of the lndan police, arrived s. Tahleq uab
yesterday, anu Owens YVES in secret
consultation with Chief NJ .yPs and As-ls-
tant Chief Smith all the afternoon and
again last night, but the result Of tr4
conference WAS noC knowu. ID sli prObs ill
i J some sort Of q compromise Will bt
agreed upon and the wheels OF
The government will soon be set in mo-
ion again. TIE limit OF the regular ses-
sion of the National Council (thirty ,tays)
issued proclamation calliI g SPECIAL
session to begin Tomorrow. Wnetbe
tue nationals vii pay any attention 70 tn
proclamation, they not recoen zjng MSyes
a. chief. is not known, but il tney 90 rot
Mayes will order new elections Ah,irs
are very quiet ard * Chief Bushy-
head, ex-As-istant CnIcf Bunch
and some halr doz=n other
prominent EiuODals who lief
town Wednesday nizh1 under the appre-
heusion that that their lives We're 10 peril,
have returned by the advice Of Agent
Owens. Cnief Msyes has assured them
that they SAIL be fully prnt+c'ed. 1t il
said that the presence # Mr.. . Hens has
had quie' and assuring frct, and II
seems 10 be tn Ueral opinion that all
trouble WILL be emic1nly s4trled, and tina
the affairs. CT tha Cherokee government
will sOUn ~ in prOp-r 81 D.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-16

1T WILL be great relief to the people
ot Texas TO low that their state c.pltt ]
building is safe and secure, and that
there are no grounds for the complaints
made about the inferiority of the work or
the Dangerous character of the structure.
1t is well, perhaps, that the investigation
was made, as 1t demonstrates the vigi-
lance of our people and the Jealousy with
which our state oficers guard the inter-
ests of the PEE pie.